Does anyone know of an outcome measure for static isometric muscle testing? I'm looking for something to assess joints mid-range.
thanks
Laura
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manual muscle testing.... dynamometer?
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Muscles: Testing and Function by Florence Kendall i believe is the gold standard is it not?? Amazon Link here
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